CECash Makes 4th Return as XBIZ 360 Presenting Sponsor

LOS ANGELES — XBIZ is pleased to announce the return of pioneering affiliate program CECash as the presenting sponsor for the 2015 edition of XBIZ 360 Digital Media Conference slated for Jan. 14-16. 

The industry-renowned annual event provides common ground for the most diverse group of international players and interests, creating an unparalleled opportunity to learn where online adult entertainment is headed in the coming year and beyond.

“CECash is thrilled to return to XBIZ 360 again in 2015 as a presenting sponsor,” said Adam W from CECash. “We will be making an exciting major program announcement in January and the event provides a perfect venue.” 

Returning as presenting sponsor for a fourth year in a row, CECash is a multi-platform affiliate program that offers an industry-leading variety of adult traffic monetization opportunities. 

XBIZ's head of business development Kristen Kaye said, “CECash has a deep-rooted history in adult, and we couldn't be more thrilled to have one of the most influential brands in the business, with incredible longevity, return as the headline sponsor of XBIZ 360.”

“No other affiliate program of this scale and magnitude has stood the test of time like CECash and that says a lot about their ultra-progressive leadership and awe-inspiring evolution,” said XBIZ president and founder Alec Helmy. “Their top-level support means the world to us and is the ultimate testament to the unequaled relevancy and value of our event.”

XBIZ 360 will take over the entire property of Hollywood's Andaz Hotel Jan. 13-16 for seven separate events specifically tailored to explore every facet of the multi-billion dollar adult industry.

XBIZ 360 is known for its cutting-edge, individually tailored seminars and panel discussions and innumerable networking opportunities with business leaders from all over the world and from all segments of the business. 

The XBIZ 360 Digital Media Conference schedule will cover the latest trends concerning the online industry with seminars dedicated to interactive technology, mobile, traffic trends and the future of adult digital entertainment.

The conference will conclude with a special “Visionary Keynote” by Utherverse CEO and founder Brian Shuster, an industry luminary and noted technologist. 

XBIZ 360’s unique format is designed to unify the industry with overlapping schedules and several intermixed special events to maximize business opportunities.

Among the many highly anticipated special events being held during XBIZ 360 is the 2015 XBIZ Executive Awards, honoring outstanding career achievements in a variety of prominent career fields within the adult industry.

The series of events culminate with the star-studded 2015 XBIZ Awards show, presented by Fleshlight and hosted by James Deen at the JW Marriott LA Live in downtown Los Angeles on Jan 15.

For a limited time, XBIZ 360 attendees qualify for an exclusive group rate of only $199 per night at the Andaz Hotel.

For more information, visit XBIZ360.com.

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